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Our strongest allies have always been the Nordic states, the UK, the rest of western Europe and, for a while, America.

In the UK, the Thames barrier, designed to be raised once every six years, is now being raised six times a year.

In the UK, the total borrowing requirement is often referred to as the Public sector net cash requirement (PSNCR).

Beyond the UK, the movie has never been out of currency, particularly in the US, and particularly among the young.

In the UK the Bank of England policy meeting will take centre stage but there is unlikely to be any change in policy settings.

In the UK, the FSA has been established as a single financial regulator subsuming the responsibilities of the Bank of England and the SFA.

SINA Host: What do you think are the main reasons that PTE Academic should be preferred by institutions in the UK the USA and Australia?

The films around the southern region in the UK, the brothers and a girl with ambiguous relationship to start the story.

Defence officials told guardian. co. uk the two submarines collided in what they said was an extraordinary accident.

In the UK, the weekend's resignation of the Treasury chief secretary, David Laws, is likely to be pored over by ratings agencies this week.

In the UK, the purchasing managers index hit its highest level in a year.

In advance of the big day, Winning Moves UK, the company that makes the popular British card game TopTrumps, created The Royal Wedding game.

In the UK, the Bank of England has funded 130 per cent of the budget deficit, via its quantitative easing programme.

Universities UK, the body representing higher education leaders, also rejects the idea that there has been any lowering of standards.

Certainly in the UK the best schools are all single-sex , strongly suggesting that co-education is not the best answer.

Not to say the UK (the French) and American newspapers and TV - most of the population supports us.

This would make the UK the first jurisdiction to set out clearly how client money should be protected in an insolvency.

When you ask someone what their favourite food is in the UK the answer is mostly likely to be fish and chips.

More than 2000 tax inspectors will be recruited to crack down on tax evasion among the wealthiest people in the UK, the BBC reported.

In the UK, the gustation boffins have even created a persuasive website showing a photograph of a bald man smiling at a pile of yams.

For the UK, the average response was that you stop being young at 35, and start being old at 58.

In the UK, the average amount of time spent watching TV is four hours a day compared with five hours in the United States.

In the UK, the sale of insects for human consumption is part of what is still a niche food sector centred largely around novelty snacks.

In the eurozone and the UK, the private sector expects a year of profit and jobs growth.

Out of Icera's 300 employees, just over a third are in the UK, the rest mainly in France, the US, China and Taiwan.

In the case of the UK, the troubles coincide with an economic crisis.

Parents often give boy babies in the UK the name of a grandfather.

Also, in both France and the UK the union movement is defending one of its last strongholds.

For those safely in the UK, the ash cloud was a minor distraction from important matters such as the Euro crisis and the British election.

After the US and the UK , the cyclically adjusted government primary balance is the worst among the OECD countries.

The core codebase behind guardian. co. uk - the one on a two week release cycle - as of two weeks ago has one single Scala class within it.

In the UK, the rise of the financial sector over the past three decades was accompanied by a decline in manufacturing.

In the UK the business schools at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge have taken a similar stance, and Henley will follow this lead.

In the US and UK, the shattered narrative was of globalisation without tears, boom with no bust, regulatory perfection.

Organised by Cancer Research UK, the drive aims to raise funds by getting the public to donate old and unused wardrobe items to charity.

In the UK, the monarch is not direct control of state power, executive power and control by the Cabinet council.

In the UK, the law identifies "falsely representing oneself as a consumer" as a punishable offence.

Rapists could have their sentences cut in half if they plead guilty after being arrested in the UK, the Daily Telegraph of London reported.

US President Barack Obama has arrived in the UK, the second stage of his four-nation trip through Europe.

In Commonwealth Realms outside the UK, the Royal Assent is granted or withheld by the Governor-General, the representative of the Sovereign.

In the UK, the latest official figures show the economy still contracting in the autumn after six successive quarters of negative figures.

I discovered that in the Central Bank of the UK, the Central Bank building has many gates or doors, but very small windows.

Oil & Gas UK, the industry's trade body, had hoped that output would be around 3m barrels a day in 2010, a target that now looks impossible.

In the UK, the car will likely be known as the Vauxhall Insignia VXR.

Now, thanks to special software developed by BlueGnome in the UK, the analysis is automated and can be carried out in 20 minutes.

For the UK, the period between 2008 and 2010 is forecast to see the worst cumulative returns for property since records began in 1921.

In the UK the low ranking was largely due to social problems and the high carbon footprint of most of the population.

In the UK, the most significant data are the monthly trade figures for February, published tomorrow.

In the UK, the Local Government Association (LGA) is calling on councils to store collected packaging waste in the hope to get value.

In the UK, the most significant impact would be rising sea levels and inland flooding.

Universities UK, the higher education umbrella group, welcomed the news.

In the UK, the Gallagher review (pdf) suggested a slowdown of the UK's Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation.

Increased financial shares are evident in the UK, the Netherlands, Japan, Korea, and Australia, among others.

Although no cases of avian flu have been reported in the UK the virus has spread outside south-east Asia.

In the UK, the chemical's use is covered by the EU Cosmetics Directive, which says it is safe to use but only in small doses.

Outside the UK, the year-old European Nuclear Energy Leadership Academy in Munich recently started nuclear management courses.

Here in the UK, the life insurance market is grown up and saturated, and has been for a while.

After all, since Glasgow and London are both part of the UK, the government could indeed regulate the exodus of financial firms to Scotland.

English is widely spoken in the UK, the USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand; what about other countries?

For Europe excluding the UK, the IMF puts banks' loan losses at $875bn over the same two-year period.

In UK the law derives its authority, expressly or impliedly, from Parliament.

However, in the UK, the most important western defence market after the US, Thales appears to be facing a serious challenge.

We have passed the Climate Change Act, which makes the UK the first country in the world to introduce legally-binding carbon budgets.

One has to really read into the voiceover at the end stating, "Lovehoney. co. uk. The sexual happiness people. "

For those who holidayed in the UK, the satisfaction level increases with 60% finding no reason for complaint.

The restrictions make the UK the first of the big EU member states to introduce such measures.

The results of the survey, which polled over 300 CFOs in the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, and France in late 2004, surprised Koedijk.

Companies in the UK, the United States and China are equi ed with branches, there are currently more than 600 outstanding profe totals.

The primary responsibility rests with France, Germany and the UK, the EU's "Big Three" .

Our item writers are mainly from three countries, the UK, the USA and Australia.

Manchester United's Wayne Rooney has the most attractive nose in the UK--the snub nose, according to a professor.

Like many people in the UK, the team at BBC Learning English have been shocked and saddened by news of the earthquake in Sichuan province.

The UK, the bridge tower of the world, has stable politics and very inclusive.

So then, we can rest easy, but with aeroplanes grounded throughout the UK the cloud is threatening to ruin more than just the weather.

In the UK, the London Stock Exchange now handles less than 60 per cent of trading in the FTSE 100.

In the UK, the government ended up with a majority stake in Royal Bank of Scotland.

In the UK, the government asks for further cuts in corporate tax in the face of swingeing budget cuts.

Unlike in the UK, the Australian school year begins in January.

Alcohol is more harmful than heroin or crack, according to a new study in the UK, the BBC reported.

For the first time ever in the UK, the mass production of corrugated pallets has begun.

In the UK, the government also borrows from individuals by offering bank accounts and Premium Bonds.

For the UK, the extra cost would be about 0. 4 per cent of GDP.

In the UK, the fact BSkyB recently paid 24 per cent more than last year for Premier League broadcast rights suggests it might be.

In the UK the policy tide had, in fact, already turned.

In the UK, the FTSE 100 has fallen almost 20 per cent since a ban on short selling financial stocks was introduced on September 19.

MG's first post-bankruptcy model made in the UK, the two-seater TF, was launched during the recession and sold barely 1, 000 units.

In the UK, the film was shipped in two parts, under the code name "Redbird" . Reels 1-5 were delivered first; 6-10 came the following day.

In countries such as the UK, the financial sector is a big source of tax revenue.

Britain is unaware of how many immigrants are living in the UK, the government will acknowledge on the 11 June.

In the UK, the swap rate gained 2. 45bp to 95. 45bp yesterday.

Britain is unaware of how many immigrants are living in the UK, the government will acknowledge on the 11 June.

In the UK, the swap rate gained 2. 45bp to 95. 45bp yesterday.

In the UK, the FTSE 100 is down 10 per cent, while the 10-year gilt yield is down almost 30 per cent.

Purchasing managers' surveys have shown slowdowns for manufacturers in Japan, the UK, the eurozone and the US.

Founded in 1982 in UK, the Workshop network has facilitated 150 events worldwide with 3, 000 artists having taken part in.

The website, which was launched in 2003, has 350, 000 members in the UK, the majority of whom are professionals aged between 36 and 40.

In the UK the government has launched an online campaign to encourage more children to study maths and science.

Comparison Research on Trust Development in the UK, the US and Japan and Its Enlightenment

in uk , the most common leisure activities are held at home and include entertaining friends and relatives

Establish managed incentive programs, similar to those operated in the UK, the state of

The UK: the magnate of confectionery manufacture in Europe

London, UK: The Ghost Forest art installation by Angela Palmer in Trafalgar Square

UK: the Advertising Standards Authority issued guidelines about the use of digitally manipulating photos

Rolling Bridge (UK): The Bridge that Curls Up on Itself

There are support groups that can help with this, for instance: USA - Suicide and Crisis Hotlines UK - The Samaritans

In the UK, the ED and the XT are the most popular versions mainly because they're more automated than their predecessors;

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